Queen Camilla's Amethyst Necklace at White House

0:00It's April 28th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI, Your Front Row to the Latest Buzz. I'm Cory with the Story. Queen Camilla turned heads at the White House State dinner with a stunning amethyst and diamond necklace straight out of royal history. This piece is from the Kent Amethyst Demi Parour, made in 1818, and it once belonged to Queen Victoria, who passed it to the collection. She paired it with a bright fuchsia gown for the big night honoring America's 250th birthday. The necklace started with Princess Victoria of Saxcoburg, South-Feld. The Duchess of Kent and Queen Victoria's mother. Queen Elizabeth wore the full set plenty of times, like at a banquet in Portugal in 1985, and even to the White House in 1991, with just the brooch. This four-day trip is the first state visit by a British monarch to the White House since Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip came in 2000. Seven, King Charles and Camilla walked from Blair House, greeted by the President and first lady, posed for picks and mingled with guests before the east, room feast.

1:04Charles has hit the U.S. officially before, but this marks his debut as King. They landed Monday, did afternoon tea, checked out White House bees, hit a garden party, and Charles spoke to Congress today, the second monarch ever to do that. He also linked up with tech bosses like Apple's Tim Cook, worth noting the UK's $1.2 trillion dollar tech scene. Tomorrow they head to New York for 9-11 Remembrances, a library event for Camilla's literacy push on Winnie the Pooh's 100th year, and A, Gala for the King's Trust. For Junior Raps the U.S. Lake Thursday for more anniversary vibes, then Charles jets to Bermuda as head of state there.